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The U.S. Supreme Court has refused to hear a pivotal case involving copyright ownership of AI-generated artwork, leaving key legal questions about authorship and protection unresolved amid the rapid rise of generative AI technologies.
Several US government departments are moving away from Anthropic’s AI solutions, opting instead for OpenAI’s GPT-4.1 technology, reflecting a broader federal trend in adopting established AI platforms for enhanced productivity and reliability.
A super PAC supported by tech billionaires is allocating $125 million to challenge candidates promoting stricter AI regulations, including former tech executive and New York politician Alex Bores.
A collaboration between KDDI and AVITA demonstrates how physical AI deployment in customer-facing roles is transforming service efficiency by combining digital intelligence with human-like interaction, addressing labor shortages and operational complexities.
Meta’s effort to enhance AI in its smart glasses involves outsourcing private video content review to Nairobi, raising questions about data security and compliance with European privacy regulations.
Anthropic has launched a new Voice Mode feature in Claude Code, advancing AI coding tools by enabling voice interaction to boost productivity and accessibility for developers.
Junyang Lin, the technical lead behind Alibaba’s Qwen AI project, has stepped down following a significant model rollout, prompting notable reactions within the team and the AI community.
Meta is advancing its AI capabilities by integrating a shopping research feature into its Meta AI chatbot, aiming to compete directly with OpenAI’s ChatGPT and Google’s Gemini in the evolving AI assistant market.
Leading banks Goldman Sachs and Deutsche Bank are testing advanced agentic AI systems that analyze trading activities in real time to detect potential misconduct, offering a more dynamic approach than traditional rule-based monitoring.
Goldman Sachs and Deutsche Bank are pioneering the use of agentic AI systems that analyze trading behaviors in real time to detect potential misconduct, signaling a transformative shift in financial compliance monitoring.